Keith Getty

Uses: Christmas Eve, Christmas Scripture: Luke 1:35; Isaiah 40:5; Luke 2:14; I John 4:14 This very distinctive approach to a contemporary hymn makes the choir into a percussion section while the tunef...

Uses: Christmas Eve, Christmas Scripture: Luke 1:35; Isaiah 40:5; Luke 2:14; I John 4:14 This very distinctive approach to a contemporary hymn makes the choir into a percussion section while the tunef...

The combination of writers alone grabs our attention: famed hymn-writing duo Keith and Kristyn Getty have partnered with one of Hollywood's biggest score writers, JAC Redford. The result is a splendid...

Brimming over with Celtic joy, this is a dazzling song of praise! The words are a reminder of God's infinite love and grace, a useful subject for any time of the year. Arranged to maintain the lilting...

This Keith Getty and Stuart Townend song is useful anytime of the year and especially for Pentecost Sunday. Lloyd Larson's masterful setting features an elegant piano accompaniment and optional cello...

This powerful hymn from Keith Getty and Stuart Townend is driven with both energy and with a text about the mission of Church: 'By faith we see the hand of God, ' 'By faith the prophets saw a day when...

This powerful hymn from Keith Getty and Stuart Townend is driven with both energy and with a text about the mission of Church: 'By faith we see the hand of God, ' 'By faith the prophets saw a day when...

This powerful hymn from Keith Getty and Stuart Townend is driven with both energy and with a text about the mission of Church: 'By faith we see the hand of God, ' 'By faith the prophets saw a day when...

This dynamic hymn setting calls for the church of Christ, both young and old, to rejoice in the risen King. A verse of the Charles Wesley hymn 'Rejoice, the Lord Is King!' is seamlessly woven into the...

This dynamic hymn setting calls for the church of Christ, both young and old, to rejoice in the risen King. A verse of the Charles Wesley hymn 'Rejoice, the Lord Is King!' is seamlessly woven into the...

Originally, this appeared in Joel Raney and Lloyd Larson's best-selling Lenten cantata, 'Hope in the Shadows, ' code no. 8801. This medley pairs the popular Keith Getty song with the praise chorus, 'C...